Definition of Ngbaka in English:

Ngbaka

(also Nbaka)

noun (ə)ŋˈbɑːkə

1Any of several Niger–Congo languages which belong to the Ubangi branch of Adamawa-Ubangi and are spoken by two peoples inhabiting parts of the Central African Republic and adjacent areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
2A member of either of two peoples inhabiting parts of the Central African Republic and adjacent areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; a speaker of Ngbaka.

adjective (ə)ŋˈbɑːkə

Of or relating to the Ngbaka or their languages.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Africa. From Ngbaka Ngbaka, self-designation.

Definition of Ngbaka in US English:

Ngbaka

(also Nbaka)

noun(ə)ŋˈbɑːkə

1Any of several Niger–Congo languages which belong to the Ubangi branch of Adamawa-Ubangi and are spoken by two peoples inhabiting parts of the Central African Republic and adjacent areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
2A member of either of two peoples inhabiting parts of the Central African Republic and adjacent areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; a speaker of Ngbaka.

adjective(ə)ŋˈbɑːkə

Of or relating to the Ngbaka or their languages.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Africa. From Ngbaka Ngbaka, self-designation.

单词	Ngbaka
释义	Definition of Ngbaka in English: Ngbaka (also Nbaka) noun (ə)ŋˈbɑːkə 1Any of several Niger–Congo languages which belong to the Ubangi branch of Adamawa-Ubangi and are spoken by two peoples inhabiting parts of the Central African Republic and adjacent areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. 2A member of either of two peoples inhabiting parts of the Central African Republic and adjacent areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; a speaker of Ngbaka. adjective (ə)ŋˈbɑːkə Of or relating to the Ngbaka or their languages. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Africa. From Ngbaka Ngbaka, self-designation. Definition of Ngbaka in US English: Ngbaka (also Nbaka) noun(ə)ŋˈbɑːkə 1Any of several Niger–Congo languages which belong to the Ubangi branch of Adamawa-Ubangi and are spoken by two peoples inhabiting parts of the Central African Republic and adjacent areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. 2A member of either of two peoples inhabiting parts of the Central African Republic and adjacent areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; a speaker of Ngbaka. adjective(ə)ŋˈbɑːkə Of or relating to the Ngbaka or their languages. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Africa. From Ngbaka Ngbaka, self-designation.
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